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i hope mr bread invites me over for dinner sometime so i can order a pizza for dinner while everyone else politely eats whatever mrs bread has prepared. then im going to pull out my ballsack at dinner.
whenever les stroud is catching the witchetty grubs in the aussie outback and munching them and describing the flavours, my mouth starts watering. so yes. also regardless i would try it even if i was afraid it would be gross because thats who I am
Most kids are fat little f*ckers anyway. The less food they like maybe the less fat and disgusting they will be. Also if the little peckerheads want to eat cheese pizza and pasta with no sauce and bread with cheese on it... More power to the little retards. More good food for me. Kids are stupid.
Quote from: Rage Against the McKee on May 19, 2014, 02:01:37 PMQuote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:59:49 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:52:29 PMQuote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:50:28 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:41:27 PMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?All I know is I couldn't give a eff what my sister and her husband feed my nephew at Christmas dinner. I just don't care. A lot of you sound like excellent Branch Davidians. The dude left in the middle of a dinner that they invited my wife and me to attend to GO TO BURGER KING!It sounds like he either doesn't like you that much or doesn't give a crap what you think. His loss, then. Dobber could have his yard greener than an emerald in just a matter of hours and he traded all of that so his kid could get some Burger King chicken nuggets.Bread and McKee-He and his wife are now divorced. Could be becasue his kids were too picky of eaters? Maybe their yard wasn't green enough or too full of weeds? Also, maybe he left dinner becasue he hated his wife and wanted to get away for 15 mintues? At the time, I figured the guy was a good buddy of mine and didn't really care what I thought about him leaving dinner becasue we were buds, and I still think that was the case.Good talk. Lots to think about!
Quote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:59:49 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:52:29 PMQuote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:50:28 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:41:27 PMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?All I know is I couldn't give a eff what my sister and her husband feed my nephew at Christmas dinner. I just don't care. A lot of you sound like excellent Branch Davidians. The dude left in the middle of a dinner that they invited my wife and me to attend to GO TO BURGER KING!It sounds like he either doesn't like you that much or doesn't give a crap what you think. His loss, then. Dobber could have his yard greener than an emerald in just a matter of hours and he traded all of that so his kid could get some Burger King chicken nuggets.
Quote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:52:29 PMQuote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:50:28 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:41:27 PMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?All I know is I couldn't give a eff what my sister and her husband feed my nephew at Christmas dinner. I just don't care. A lot of you sound like excellent Branch Davidians. The dude left in the middle of a dinner that they invited my wife and me to attend to GO TO BURGER KING!It sounds like he either doesn't like you that much or doesn't give a crap what you think.
Quote from: Mr Bread on May 19, 2014, 01:50:28 PMQuote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:41:27 PMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?All I know is I couldn't give a eff what my sister and her husband feed my nephew at Christmas dinner. I just don't care. A lot of you sound like excellent Branch Davidians. The dude left in the middle of a dinner that they invited my wife and me to attend to GO TO BURGER KING!
Quote from: slobber on May 19, 2014, 01:41:27 PMQuote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?All I know is I couldn't give a eff what my sister and her husband feed my nephew at Christmas dinner. I just don't care. A lot of you sound like excellent Branch Davidians.
Quote from: WildcatNkilt on May 19, 2014, 01:36:41 PMAnother True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids. This is mostly what I am thinking about in this thread. I have been at someone's house when the 5 year old threw a fit and the dad got up from the table and left and came back with chicken nuggets and french fries from BURGER KING of all places and gave them to the kid before finishing his now cold dinner.Also, I have seen parents pick up a pizza to go becasue the kid didn't want roast beef for dinner. The kid eats a little cesars and the parents eat roast beef. Bread, you think that crap is cool?
Another True Story: Family friends (have two kids). Kids are at the ages of ~14 and ~12 or so. Both kids are such picky eaters that the parents feed them every single time before they come over to my in-laws for dinner. WNK's Mom-in-law is also an amazing cook and she would even make scratch Mac-N-Cheese with 5 different cheese and stuff like that for the kids. Kids still won't eat it and parents don't force the kids to try new things. I mean some of the basic foods that anyone would like if they tried they won't even touch. It's like frozen chicken strips and Kraft Mac-N-Cheese on the daily for the kids. Not my kids but drives me nuts cause they come over to the house and play video games while everyone else enjoys a nice dinner and conversation. At 14, I'd eat the crap out of prime rib. Nope...not these kids.
Quote from: Mrs. Gooch on May 19, 2014, 01:48:26 PMIf you think that you don't like a certain food, you should have Gooch cook it for you. There are many foods that I thought I didn't like until Gooch cooked it for me.@Gooch, I'm pretty sure that I don't like brisket. Could you smoke some of that for me to try?
If you think that you don't like a certain food, you should have Gooch cook it for you. There are many foods that I thought I didn't like until Gooch cooked it for me.
i feel sorry for the people who are too childish and immature to be polite and suck it up for one meal.
the anti-picky eater crowd is looking like a bunch of complete dumbass nazis while the picky eaters are defending their lifestyle choices with gallantry and aplomb.not at all how i'd have guessed this thread would have gone.
Quote from: Mrs. Gooch on May 19, 2014, 01:48:26 PMIf you think that you don't like a certain food, you should have Gooch cook it for you. There are many foods that I thought I didn't like until Gooch cooked it for me. I'm pretty sure that I don't like brisket.
Quote from: Metalhead on May 19, 2014, 01:49:46 PMQuote from: Mrs. Gooch on May 19, 2014, 01:48:26 PMIf you think that you don't like a certain food, you should have Gooch cook it for you. There are many foods that I thought I didn't like until Gooch cooked it for me.@Gooch, I'm pretty sure that I don't like brisket. Could you smoke some of that for me to try?Deal! Summer ICT pak. Bring ERII.
Quote from: Metalhead on May 19, 2014, 01:49:46 PMQuote from: Mrs. Gooch on May 19, 2014, 01:48:26 PMIf you think that you don't like a certain food, you should have Gooch cook it for you. There are many foods that I thought I didn't like until Gooch cooked it for me. I'm pretty sure that I don't like brisket.
Couple ladies in our group at work only like the blandest of bland foods. Group lunches always must be at places with chicken fingers.
Quote from: The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep on May 19, 2014, 02:06:39 PMi feel sorry for the people who are too childish and immature to be polite and suck it up for one meal.apparently you enjoy puke on your table more than someone not eating your cooking
Quote from: The1BigWillie on May 19, 2014, 02:42:12 PMMost kids are fat little f*ckers anyway. The less food they like maybe the less fat and disgusting they will be. Also if the little peckerheads want to eat cheese pizza and pasta with no sauce and bread with cheese on it... More power to the little retards. More good food for me. Kids are stupid. I know more not fat kids than fat kids. Maybe a family thing.
:Woohoo:Out of seven people in my office two (adults) do not each vegetables and another is a vegan Edit: the only thing that bothers me is the incompatibility of all three during pot lucks. "Everyone enjoy their bread" fourth coworker:"god dammit I'm on atkins."
Quote from: jmlynch1 on May 19, 2014, 06:25:09 PM :Woohoo:Out of seven people in my office two (adults) do not each vegetables and another is a vegan Edit: the only thing that bothers me is the incompatibility of all three during pot lucks. "Everyone enjoy their bread" fourth coworker:"god dammit I'm on atkins."Pot lucks are the worst and should be banned from the workplace.
Quote from: Batt BcKee on May 20, 2014, 09:23:09 AMQuote from: jmlynch1 on May 19, 2014, 06:25:09 PM :Woohoo:Out of seven people in my office two (adults) do not each vegetables and another is a vegan Edit: the only thing that bothers me is the incompatibility of all three during pot lucks. "Everyone enjoy their bread" fourth coworker:"god dammit I'm on atkins."Pot lucks are the worst and should be banned from the workplace. well i disagree with this